Sentence examples for devoted a novel from inspiring English sources

Mr Buckley devoted a novel, "Boomsday", to the impending war of the generations.

Now this fine literary author has devoted a novel to the subject of Princess Diana.

Given that he wrote a collection of short stories entitled Mothers and Sons, we probably shouldn't be surprised that Colm Tóibín has devoted a whole novel to the most famous pair in western history.

Special attention is devoted to a novel two-step bainite tempering process which shows maximum hardness; we prove that this is the most effective process for incorporating solute into the precipitates, which are finer than those resulting from one step banitic transformation processes.

In another novel, Buckley devoted a chapter to the exploits of a fictional White House advance man named Leslie R. Dach.

This is in keeping with Fleming's original novel, which also devoted a number of pages to the discussion of Japanese culture.

Markovits is devoting a trilogy of novels to Byron, and A Quiet Adjustment is the second volume.

This fundamental aspect of the transition from a TOL to a rNOL should be made much more explicit in this MS. I would like to suggest that the authors devote a short but entirely novel section to the issue of rNOL-thinking, that shows that going from the TOL to the rNOL requires significant (and not just minor) conceptual adjustments.

This paper is devoted to designing a novel domain decomposition method (DDM) for highly oscillating partial differential equations (PDE), especially, where the asymmetric meshless collocation method using radial basis functions (RBF), also Kansa's method is applied for a numerical solutions.

In this case, vast majority of research efforts has been recently devoted to exploiting a novel hardware architecture that can emulate both the biological structure and the biological function of the human brain, delivering the debut of neuromorphic engineering that can be dated back to 1980s [8].

Frozen by the novel's narrative elements, I'll take a side door and discuss form, namely what Jon discussed last Monday when he wrote about Jonathan Franzen's decision to devote a large section of the novel to the supposed autobiography of Patty Berglund, one half of the novel's central couple.